another filter in progress
another filter in progress
Hi,
A screenshot of a pixellate filter.
A star with a gradient with/without the filter applied on it.
I really like filters
Even if this one can't be designed with inkscape filter designer
But inkscape can still render it (there's some artifacts coz of the lack of precision)
For those asking. Yes it's rendered in realtime and you can still edit the underlying shape (see handles)
A screenshot of a pixellate filter.
A star with a gradient with/without the filter applied on it.
I really like filters
Even if this one can't be designed with inkscape filter designer
But inkscape can still render it (there's some artifacts coz of the lack of precision)
For those asking. Yes it's rendered in realtime and you can still edit the underlying shape (see handles)
Re: another filter in progress
When you say
do you mean that the Filters Editor can't be used to create it? If so, why? And if not, what do you mean?
Even if this one can't be designed with inkscape filter designer
do you mean that the Filters Editor can't be used to create it? If so, why? And if not, what do you mean?
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Re: another filter in progress
Inkscape doesn't implement 100% of svg 1.1 filter specs.
And for some part of the specs Inkscape can render it fine but there's no UI to design them (except if you call the XML DOM browser a UI designer )
And for some part of the specs Inkscape can render it fine but there's no UI to design them (except if you call the XML DOM browser a UI designer )
Re: another filter in progress
Do you know if any of the filters that come packed with Inkscape are like this -- not made with the Filters Editor? This might help explain some extremely confusing things I've seen when looking at how other filters are made. And that's not to say the Editor isn't confusing enough by itself, lol, at least for me.
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Re: another filter in progress
I don't think so. What's not implemented (or don't have a UI) are mostly color tables/gamma and image/patterns. There's no such things in current filters.
Yes the designer sucks (but it exists ). It doesn't use the node/links paradigm every other editors do.
What is planned (in the blueprint) is far more exciting and nearer to the standards.
Until this is done (and bugs are fixed) I suggest you use aviary effects editor instead
http://advanced.aviary.com/tools/filter-editor
when you'll have the basics you could return to inkscape's filter designer (but I don't think you'll be inclined to do so).
Yes the designer sucks (but it exists ). It doesn't use the node/links paradigm every other editors do.
What is planned (in the blueprint) is far more exciting and nearer to the standards.
Until this is done (and bugs are fixed) I suggest you use aviary effects editor instead
http://advanced.aviary.com/tools/filter-editor
when you'll have the basics you could return to inkscape's filter designer (but I don't think you'll be inclined to do so).
Re: another filter in progress
Interesting -- I look forward to learning more about it!
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Re: another filter in progress
(one of) the advantage of aviary filter editor is that you get a preview of each step.
So, for a beginner it's way easier to understand what's going on.
One of a downside of aviary is that you can't zoom in/out with mousewheel (it's quite common and I don't understand why it's not in aviary). Anyway it's not in inkscape neither.
So, for a beginner it's way easier to understand what's going on.
One of a downside of aviary is that you can't zoom in/out with mousewheel (it's quite common and I don't understand why it's not in aviary). Anyway it's not in inkscape neither.
Re: another filter in progress
Dooh, looks like the arithmetic filter is broken in 0.48.3.1
Re: another filter in progress
Another filter in progress.
This time a color reduction filter.
On the left a circle with a gradient. On the right the same with filter on.
As usual this is a filter so it's realtime and you can zoom as you please (as opposite to bitmap operation).
This time a color reduction filter.
On the left a circle with a gradient. On the right the same with filter on.
As usual this is a filter so it's realtime and you can zoom as you please (as opposite to bitmap operation).
Re: another filter in progress
Oh, that looks fun
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Re: another filter in progress
a desaturate filter with different settings as in gimp
first line : gimp image reference
second line : the original yellow ball (image) then with the 3 flavours of my filters applied.
last line : a yellow ball (vector) then with the 3 flavours of my filters applied.
first line : gimp image reference
second line : the original yellow ball (image) then with the 3 flavours of my filters applied.
last line : a yellow ball (vector) then with the 3 flavours of my filters applied.
Re: another filter in progress
the gimp bovination filter rewritten for svg
Re: another filter in progress
Well you're just having too much fun with filters, aren't you, lol. I love it!
Do I notice a hint of the filter border along the top of the bovination text? It looks like the white part cuts off maybe 3 to 5 px from top of the text. Does the bov. filter add the shadows and drop shadow? Or did you add that separately?
Also, I just wanted to suggest a "dalmation" version of the bovination filter
Do I notice a hint of the filter border along the top of the bovination text? It looks like the white part cuts off maybe 3 to 5 px from top of the text. Does the bov. filter add the shadows and drop shadow? Or did you add that separately?
Also, I just wanted to suggest a "dalmation" version of the bovination filter
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Re: another filter in progress
brynn wrote:Do I notice a hint of the filter border along the top of the bovination text? It looks like the white part cuts off maybe 3 to 5 px from top of the text.
Yes saw that. Can't explain. It's gone now.
brynn wrote: Does the bov. filter add the shadows and drop shadow? Or did you add that separately?
All in one. See pic attached. I just apply the filter on the star.
brynn wrote:Also, I just wanted to suggest a "dalmation" version of the bovination filter
what about zebra instead ?
Re: another filter in progress
Nice zebranation!
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Re: another filter in progress
variations around fire
this is only one filter with a few tweak between the different version
this is only one filter with a few tweak between the different version
Re: another filter in progress
Another filter to paint with light.
First the raw object then the filtered versions (second with a different gradient for the stroke)
Under the hood it's a very inefficient one plus it's blurry.
It would be faster and way better if there was more sources for the in filter (viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11265)
Vote for it @ http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www ... /0024.html
First the raw object then the filtered versions (second with a different gradient for the stroke)
Under the hood it's a very inefficient one plus it's blurry.
It would be faster and way better if there was more sources for the in filter (viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11265)
Vote for it @ http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www ... /0024.html
Re: another filter in progress
tilt shift try out
original image on top right (credits : http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthigh/2125630879/)
at the bottom the pictures with the area impacted (color doesn't matter)
at the top result when filter is applied
as usual this is no bitmap effect only svg filters
original image on top right (credits : http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthigh/2125630879/)
at the bottom the pictures with the area impacted (color doesn't matter)
at the top result when filter is applied
as usual this is no bitmap effect only svg filters
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Re: another filter in progress
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Re: another filter in progress
Off topic:
v1nce wrote:One of a downside of aviary is that you can't zoom in/out with mousewheel (it's quite common and I don't understand why it's not in aviary). Anyway it's not in inkscape neither.
I was unclear.
"Anyway it's not in inkscape neither" referred to inkscape being unable to zoom on filter nodes in the filter editor (because of current UI of filter designer).
In aviary you can "focus" on some special steps of your filter that forms a coherent unit (a "group" of filter effect that will be used for exemple as input of another stage). There's nothing like that in inkscape : filter effects are (or at least look) sequential ; it's uneasy to identify "stages".
druban wrote:Actually, it is (preferences> scrolling> mouse wheel zooms by default [checked]), not to divert your excelllent topic!
Of course Inkscape can zoom in/out in the drawing area using the standard ctrl+wheel. I (tried to) point that you can't zoom in the filter editor. This would be convenient
when designing large filters.
Thanks for the tip but I'll stick to the default behaviour which is quite handy.
Since 15 september Aviary drops down support for vector editing. Too bad.
They suggested using inkscape instead.
Re: another filter in progress
I'm confused when you said
I thought Inkscape filters are raster content in the SVG file.
as usual this is no bitmap effect only svg filter
I thought Inkscape filters are raster content in the SVG file.
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Re: another filter in progress
brynn wrote:I'm confused when you saidas usual this is no bitmap effect only svg filter
I thought Inkscape filters are raster content in the SVG file.
Finally all the content will be rendered as a dot matrix (either on a screen or as a dot of ink on a paper) so at the very end everything will be "rasterized".
But what matters is the quality of input and how it performs when you zoom at it.
With raster content (jpeg/png) when you zoom at it it tends to degrade (becoming blocky or blurry depending of your interpolation algorithm).
The only way to preserve the quality would be to take a new photo with a better definition (with the notable exception of CSI where they can zoom in x100 with no degradation ).
On the other side, some content is defined using Maths (primitives and/or algorithm) and this content can be zoomed at will.
I wanted to stress that my effect was not done using a plugin that process bitmap input (like in Extensions/Bitmap/*) but only using native filter operations.
But your question about filters make sense coz they're kind of mixcase between vector and bitmap operations.
If your input is a vector (eg triangle) and you apply a filter that just offsets it, then the output is still a vector. If you want to make your image 1000x bigger you just need to multiply shape dimension and offsets x1000.
But some filters operation need the input to be bitmapped first (eg displacement map, convolution).
Re: another filter in progress
Oh, so it depends on which primitives you use, and what you use for source image, as to whether the result gets rasterized?
Thanks v1nce
Thanks v1nce
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Nice fake 3d metal using filter
A cool 3D metal fx using filter only.
No duplicate layer or object. Only plain text with a vertical gradient for fill and horizontal for border.
No duplicate layer or object. Only plain text with a vertical gradient for fill and horizontal for border.
scratched paint texture
Some scratched paint texture alike using filter only (no real texture involved)
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